Glenwood News Roundup Near Omaha and Des Moines
Glenwood items report newcomers and moves including A J Kemp as depot operator, Mrs. Marsh and son Max remaining for several months, and Miss Fanny Linville returning from Colorado. Shoppers Merna Pace and Lyda Towle visit Omaha. entertainment at Ole Institution directed by Miss Rowley. local road meeting and good roads talk in St. Mary township. Community notes cover health trips, garden and poultry incidents, car purchases, and local business ads for spectacles, millinery, and a free diamond at Rex theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Wheeler
Ile
A. J. Kemp
Corning
Grover Arey
San Francisco
M.rs. Wiles
Glenwood
Omaha
Ole Institution
Miss Rowley
Nez Stranathan
Texas
Robinson’s
Rex Theatre
C. P. Kinney
Clara
J.T. Murphy
Excelsior Springs
M. W. Robinson
Baker
Manhattan
Ikan
A. Johnson
Salfour
Glernwood
Mary Ryan
Pacific Jounetion
Charles J. Carey
Loo van Ruskirk
Mmerson
American Portrait Painters and the Study of Likeness
Americans learn that portrait painters are often native, while foreign artists may imprint their own land on sitters. Sagas of commissions and dealer exploitation persist as sitters and families insist portraits reflect the sitter’s country, not the artist’s. A Sheridan anecdote contrasts styles of Italian German and Jewish painters shaping impressions of a general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Phil Sheridan
Peneru
Meaning of Dago slang and origin in early usage
The term Dago is explained as a slur for dark-skinned Peeigner applied to stations and Greeks in this country, and also to Spaniards and Portuguese. The word traces to the Spanish Diexo meaning James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diexo
James
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Glen
Robinson's
Martha Myers
Merna Pace
Lyda Towle
Myerson
A. Genung
Nebraska Ranch
George Mintle
John Dent
South Omaha
Merrill Myers
Fred Dean
Des Moines
K. Vinton
Pacific
Warren Morgan
Red Oak
Harry Phifer
Robert Rain
Council Bluffs
Maybelle Gittles
Lucille
Simpson College
Carl Otis
J. W. Carter
RL Nixon
Wiho
Flo
Elliott
Humphrey
Red Cross
Tlex-Sherif
L. G. Linville
C2 Vy Bentley
Tribune
Mills
Fremont
West Oak Union
Llanisden
Wien
Krecklow
J. Goodman
Thurman
Malvern
Clarinda
D.C. Standiford
L. W. Nelson
Plattsmouth
J. M. Mickelwalt
W. M. Lamb
Kensington
Ada Winkler
Hert Babbitt
Osmond
Neb
Ortonville
Minn
Morris
Myers Furniture
W. R. Brice
Marshalltown
Ernest Dehashmutt
Old Pacific
W.T. Bruce
Ivan Durbin
Hastings
Ti. Starbuck
Batlard
Funday
Henry Ranne
Enamy
Haimat
Kolloge
Hars
Abner Wright
Washington
Elmer Burkett
Burketts
Walnut Street
R. Hl. Daniel
My Timber
Friends Chorch
Martino Nebe
Lowa
Miss B Urrow
Ladies of the Christian Chirch
Mvernham Room
Clay Rager
Zell
Redfield
S. Dak
Olive M. Taft
Chicago
J. W. Kuhn
Princeton
A J Howe
Warren
Mutual
Tle
Iuwa
Slofor
Jos Fe Stille
Wvacifir Junction
Duwe
ER. Ob. Bot
Dell Pho
Wickendall Mh
Prewer
Towa
J Howe
Deaster
Ile Pictittea - Muster
Seevuuthina
Uwe
Distitubien Bal Weary
Subeot Buildings
Ahd Lp
L. S. Robinson
Sheridan
David Cole Creamery Co
C.H. Record
Ferguson McKinney
Kimonas
Vici Kid
Oxford
C. P. Hamilton
Glenwood Business College
McAdams
Oregon
Montana
California
Idaho
Utah
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Cacoma
Portland
Etc
Los Angeles
San Diego
Denver
Billings
St. Paul
Darlington
Pacific Coast
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J. L. Waterman
Bo & QQ
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